Tuning Tip #1: Start With Standard
Standard Tuning, EADGBE, is a good place to start. First, tune the low E (thickest string). Then, work your way to the high E (thinnest string).
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Standard Tuning, EADGBE, is a good place to start. First, tune the low E (thickest string). Then, work your way to the high E (thinnest string).
To tune, use a pick (or your thumb) to play the string. Not too hard, not too soft: The best tone comes from a firm pluck.
Too sharp? Turn the peg toward you to go flat. Too flat? Turn the peg away from you to get sharp.
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